Four tales intertwined with one another, containing secrets that cannot be suppressed forever.

An unexpected all-nighter at the pub gives this infamous journalist the chance to reflect on his outrageous exploits.

Mother issues loom large in this interesting thriller, but it requires more nurturing to ensure it grows up big and strong.

This exploration of an often-forgotten Nazi mission is a capitvating story but falls short in execution.

There’s no reason to miss out on great theatre. In 2025, you can enjoy one of 2024’s biggest hits thanks to a wide cinema release.

Exciting new writing that brings discomfort to the audience, as they witness judgement and racism play out in suburbia.

An enjoyable play about family interactions, parental influences and the long term consequences of behaviour and decisions.

A beautiful story that runs much deeper than two best friends looking for a ghost.

Without doubt the worse thing I’ve ever had the misfortune to see on a big stage. This is an insult to all those creatives making theatre on a fraction of this budget.

A jet black Ealing comedy for the 21st century, performed beautifully by its two remarkable leads.